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... effect that Persia and its Government have manifested sympathies with Turkey and Germany are devoid of foundation. The Persian Government since the beginning of the war has observed and will continue to observe strict neutrality.”—Reuter. ...
... effect that Persia and its Government have manifested sym- pathies with Turkey and Germany are devoid of foundation. The Persian Government, since the beginning of the has observed, and will continue to observe, strict neutrality. —Reuter. MACKENSEN PROMOTED ...
... was £42,195. Adding £32,113 brought forward, there was a total of £74,309, out of which £4OOO had to be paid to the Persian Government in terms of the concession, £6951 was required for Income-tax, and the directors then declared dividends amounting to ...
... held yesterday Constantinople with the object demanding the evacuation of Persia by Russian troops and inviting the Persian Government declare war The meeting assumed exactly the same character the grotesque street processions organised the Committee ...
... Commandant Stadler. —Reuter. PERSIA'S PRACTICAL NEUTRALITY Pet rograd. Ttie.da .1 telegram from Teheran states that the Persian Government has expelled to a distant pro. %ince the Sheik Abdur \Av. a Luristan chief and a strong partisan of a ifoly NVar. ...
... declare that, owin g to the action of the Ottoman Government, a state of war exists between France ai3cl Turkey. The Persian Government proclaimed its Ineutrality the day before yesterday.— ' Reuter. ...
... right to control its expenditure. In September, 1911, a new difficulty arose. Despite the pledge given by Russia to the Persian Government, the ex-Shah, with her connivance, invaded Persia. He was defeated, but when the Persian gendarmerie, at the orders ...
... both Power.; guaranteed the independence and int,grity of Persia. The British Minister iu s communication to the Persian Government said. Sot only do they wish not to have at hand any excuse for intervention, but their object in these friendly negotiations ...
... collection of taxes from Russian subjects, initiated at 31. Mornard's request. I understand that has 80 informed the Persian Government, stipulating, however, that the taxes levied in northern provinces should be paid into the Russian bank, as was done ...
... of an order front the Imperial Russian Legation, has pounded the whole surplus. amounting to £42,600, upon which the Persian Government had counted for paying the gendannerie and police arrears. This amount is being used by the Russian Bank to satisfy ...
... local tribesmen were the best to protect the trade routes. If our trade in Southern Persia was to have a chance, the Persian Government should give us some facilities for protecting these routes. Only by that means would the independence of Persia be preserved ...
... 7th.-PERSIA AND TURKEY. SIR E. GREY informed SIR J. D. REEs that Kasr-i-Shirin has not been awarded to Turkey, and the Persian Government has acquiesced in the award of Chiasurkli to Turkey. INDIA (DAILY ZAMINDAR APPEAL). Mr. C. ROBERTS informed Mr. MORRELL ...